Generation ‘in-between’: Young North Koreans navigate the government, market
Academic confronts idea that market, fashion influences could spell regime's end as Western, 'imperialistic'
Many people are saying that North Korea is evolving. If so, then how?
Professor Kim Sung-kyung at the University of North Korean Studies in Seoul proposes a delicate approach regarding social change in North Korea.
Many people are saying that North Korea is evolving. If so, then how?
Professor Kim Sung-kyung at the University of North Korean Studies in Seoul proposes a delicate approach regarding social change in North Korea.
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